Bilgisayar Mühendisliği Lisans Diploması

To successfully complete all the necessary requirements of their education program: To complete 240 ECTS for four-year undergraduate programs, to pass all the compulsory and elective courses required by the program, to acquire at least 2.00 CGPA. Computer Engineering provides graduation requirement in case of students who are successful in compulsory courses and elective courses, if they achieve a minimum grade point average of 240 ECTS and 2.00 GPA.

Building up a body of knowledge in Mathematics, science and concerned engineering field. Having ability to use those theoretical and practical information on complex Computer Engineering problems. Having ability to determine, identify, formulization and solve complex computer engineering problems for this purpose, having ability selecting proper analyzing and modelling methods. Having ability to design a complex system, process under realistic conditions and constraints, for his purpose having ability to implementing modern design methods.Having ability to improving, selecting and using of modern and technic tools for analyzing and solving of complex problems which can be seen on engineering field. Having ability to using Information Technologies efficiently. Having ability of designing tests, making test, data collection and analyzing results of concerned test for examining engineering problems. Obtaining knowledge about managing, controlling, development and security/reliability of Information Technologies. Having ability to working In Interdisciplinary and Interdisciplinary teams and individually efficiently. Having ability to communicate in Turkish and English efficiently. Learning at least one foreign language. Having ability by using those languages writing reports and understanding them efficiently, understanding written reports, preparing designing and producing reports, presenting efficient reports, giving clear and understandable instructions. Having knowledge about importance of learning through whole life and having ability to following developments on science and technology. Obtaining knowledge on occupational and ethical responsibilities and behaving according to them. Having information on standards which are used on engineering field.

The success status of the students of Haliç University, Department of Computer Engineering is determined according to the provisions of “the Regulations of Haliç University on Associate Degree and Undergraduate Education”. According to these provisions; (1) Final grade refers to the equivalent of raw final grade in 4.00 grading system specified by reckoning students’ studies in a half year/year and their mid-term/final exam grades based on the prevenient weights; apart from single course, grade-increase and exemption exams. (2)Relative or absolute evaluation systems are used to calculate students’ final grades. The type of evaluation system is designated by the concerned Board of Directors before the beginning of an academic year. The Equivalence Table issued by the Council of Higher Education is utilized for the equivalence between 4.00 and 100 grading systems. (3) On the purpose of success evalution in a course; mid-term exams, additional exams, trainings in fields and working places, applications, assignments, projects, workshops, seminars, class attendance, laboratory and other relevant studies in a mid-term comprise 40% of the course evalution score. The instructor of the relevant course announces mid-term study types and the contributions of these studies and final exam grades to the final grade in the course and proclaims all the mid-term studies and final exam grades to the students. (4) In absolute evalution system, academic ranking is determined for raw academic rankings according to the absolute ranges laid down in this Directive. However, in relative evalution system, academic ranking is ascertained based upon average raw academic rankings and their statistical distribution. (5) Assessment and evaluation principles of relative and absolute evaluation systems, provisions and limitations of final grade calculations in the relative evaluation system and academic success levels are defined by the Senate and published on the website of University. (6) In both evaluation systems, the students, who do not take a final or re-sit examination of a course and who has not received 40 points out of 100 in the aforesaid examinations; fails the course. (7) The point and letter equivalences of academic ranking levels in the absolute evaluation system is given below: Final Grade Letter Grade Meaning Grade Range 4.00 AA Excellent 90-100 3.50 BA Very Good 80-89 3.00 BB Good 70-79 2.50 CB Fair 65-69 2.00 Acceptable 60-64 1.50 DC Partially Acceptable 55-59 1.00 DD Partially Acceptable 50-54 0.00 FF Fail 0-49 0.00 NA Not Attended 0 (8) Apart from the final grades in Article 7, students’ academic success level in a course is determined by use of nonnumeric expressions as shown below: a) NA (Not Attended): It is given for the courses which students have failed due to absence and treated as FF grade for credit courses and U grade for non-credit courses. b) I (Incomplete): It is given when students are not able to complete necessary course studies such as internship, project, assignment, laboratory experiments etc., even though they pass the course. It is mandatory to give a grade to those students who have received I grade, when they make up their incomplete studies in 15 days after the exam period. Otherwise, this grade turns into FF grade. c) S (Satisfactory): It is given to the students who have successfully completed their internships and credit courses. ç) T ( Transfer/Exempt): It is given for the courses which had been taken in another higher education institution and accepted as exempt when its accreditation was approved by the concerned board of directors. d) W (Withdrawal): It is given for the courses from which students have withdrawn. e) P (Passing): It is given when students still attend non-credit courses which expand more than one semester. (9) The letter grades and coefficients mentioned in this Article applies for students’ course accreditation or evaluation of numeric grades taken in another higher education institution. (10) A student who receives one of AA, BA, BB, CB and CC is regarded as successful in the relevant course. To successfully complete all the necessary requirements of their education program: To complete 240 ECTS for four-year undergraduate programs, to pass all the compulsory and elective courses required by the program, to acquire at least 2.00 CGPA.

Admission of students to the undergraduate education program of the University is made according to the score of MF-4 or the decisions of the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) from the results of examinations made by the Assessment Selection and Placement Center (ÖSYM).

Students who graduates department of computer engineering, employed by companies that produce and market computer hardware and software in various public and private institutions, banks, universities, operating in the fields of management, education, industry, trade and service.

Qualification is continuous